Sentence examples for model of stabilisation from inspiring English sources

Germany is often held up as the model of stabilisation, with many people living in the same property for life.

In this work, we formulate a network embedding rigorous models for three different types of stabilisation ponds (aerobic, anaerobic and facultative).

In a mouse model, stabilisation of β-catenin resulted in graduated neoplastic response down the length of the intestinal tract, with a marked increase in the number of stem and proliferating cells throughout.

The 'top-down' and 'bottom-up' combinations that can lead to either rejuvenation (and a return to the stages described for the closed system model) or stabilisation (enhanced phases of both morphological and geochemical stabilisation) are discussed.

This framework also offers a basis on which to model the stabilisation and destabilisation of an entity over time.

Depending on the tumour model, stabilisation of blood vessels by ang-1 may either promote tumour angiogenesis or reduce tumour growth (Metheny-Barlow and Li, 2003).

This paper offers a novel real financial CGE model, which is used to provide insight into the macroeconomic effects of stabilisation policy in India.

On the basis of our findings, we propose a model for the stabilisation of p53 by p28 that results in a reduction in tumour growth through regulation of cell cycle-related genes.

We model this stabilisation by scaling the transition probabilities of states in class 5 by detachment with the parameter 0≤ β≤1 (Fig. 1 f).

This paper describes the production, characterisation, and validation of model iron-tannate dyed textiles as substitutes for historic iron-tannate dyed textiles in the development of stabilisation treatments.

The abaca, cotton, and silk model textiles are judged to be suitable for use as substitutes for cultural heritage materials in the testing of stabilisation treatments.